Singer BoA Advocates for Wider Availability of Non-Alcoholic Options in Restaurants

South Korean singer BoA has voiced her opinion on the need for more restaurants to offer non-alcoholic beverage options.

On the 8th, BoA shared on her social media, "I hope more restaurants in our country start selling non-alcoholic drinks." This statement from BoA, known to enjoy alcoholic beverages, has sparked curiosity about her reasons for supporting the expansion of non-alcoholic choices.

Meanwhile, BoA, who is celebrating her 25th debut anniversary this year, has recently been recognized again by the US's GRAMMY.com for her musicality and influence. GRAMMY.com published a feature titled 'Getting to Know K-Pop Queen BoA Through 5 Songs: From 'No.1' to 'Better',' highlighting her musical journey and career over the past 25 years.

BoA, who debuted in 2000, is a leading female solo artist in South Korea. Affectionately known as the 'Queen of K-Pop,' she has achieved significant success not only domestically but across Asia. Currently celebrating her 25th anniversary, she is continuing active promotions alongside renewed appreciation for her musical contributions.